Glass Master Xavier le Normand solo expo in Belgium at LKFF Art Projects

"Boreal Abyss"
Xavier Le Normand is a well-known figure in the world of contemporary glass art. He confronts the immediacy and perpetual movement of blowing the burning glass faced to the time invested when he reworks and resculpts the cold glass. The artist feeds his never-ending inspiration from his many travels throughout the world, where he encountered the very best, such as Monica Guggisberg & Philippe Baldwin. His sculptures seem like imaginary geographies, crossed by strange rivers or volcanoes; unknown gassy planets; multi-coloured spheres that fascinate the viewer. His recent collaboration with luxury brand Dior showcased his ability to blend traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design, solidifying his reputation as a leading artist in his field. His mastery dedication to pushing the glass material's limits have earned him international recognition, including the prestigious Liliane Bettencourt Prize for the Intelligence of the Hand (2009), an honor that celebrates the highest level of craftsmanship and creativity. Le Normand has also been awarded the Lino Tagliapietra Scholarship, further underscoring his impact and influence in the world of glass art. His art is part of many important collections, including the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris.
"Boreal Abyss" will feature a curated selection of Xavier Le Normand's latest works, providing a glimpse into his evolving artistic vision.

LKFF Art Projects
Hoogstraat nr 1
B-1650 Beersel, Belgium
contact: Mijntje LUKOFF
email: info@lkff.gallery

LKFF Art Projects deals with contemporary sculpture.
Created in early 2010, LKFF represents international artists who have acquired a strong reputation throughout years of presence on the art scene, alongside promising new names in contemporary art.

With a strong focus and expertise on sculpture, the ambition of LKFF is to present ideas, projects and bozzetti (maquettes) for large-scale installations that go beyond gallery walls. Therefore, in addition to exhibiting works for direct purchase, we offer counsel to collectors and institutions on the selection of monumental site-specific sculpture.

After spending nearly ten years in uptown Brussels, LKFF reopens the doors of the old town house of Beersel (built in 1781), which now houses its contemporary art gallery.

At only 20 minutes drive from central Brussels and with ample nearby parking and transport facilities, this new location offers wonderful exhibition opportunities to the exhibited artists.

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